Quote from: CageMabok on Today at 05:17:34 PM

Quote from: Docnaster on Today at 03:53:13 PM

Without taking anything away from Paris Saint Germaine's current incredible form in the French Ligue 1, I think it should be "Lille proved once again why there are no other French teams that has all it takes to stop Paris Saint Germaine's dominance". The manner at which Luis Enrique's men dispatch Lille last night, you'll think they were playing against a team in the second division. The French league is getting more boring as the season gets nearer to the end because at the moment, it's obvious that the league winner this season is definitely going to be Paris Saint Germaine so there's little or no excitement watching French league games again to many football folks.

As long as no team is able to stop PSG's progress in Ligue 1 every season, of course Ligue 1 will continue to be boring to watch because there is no more fierce competition for the trophy. So football fans still hope that one day there will be one or two teams that can make a difference to stop PSG's dominance in Ligue 1 because at this time it is clear that Ligue 1 is very uncompetitive in the fight for the title. And that has also made more people dislike Ligue 1 except for fans of the teams in Ligue 1 itself.

We can only hope that in the coming seasons, teams like Marseille, Lyon, AS Monaco, or Lille will have better fortune, so that one of them manages to break PSG dominance, which in the end will make Ligue 1 more competitive. The FFP rules also seem ineffective in eliminating the gap between PSG and other contestants. However, if one of the Ligue 1 clubs is acquired by a wealthy investor, it is very likely that PSG will have a rival in the trophy race.
Currently, PSG is getting closer to winning the trophy again, they lead the standings very comfortably and are untouched by defeat. PSG is the most productive team in Ligue 1, they have scored 66 goals in 24 matches. In addition, PSG is also the team that has conceded the fewest goals, which further confirms that they are too dominant in Ligue 1.